Swelling of the heel bone of the foot

The accumulation of uric acid salts in the body due to nutritional disorders or metabolic problems is called cystic fibrosis. The disease often develops in the small or large joints of the legs and is associated with limited swelling of the right or left knee joint, redness of the skin on the ankles or feet, and pain with movement. The condition can return to normal spontaneously and without specific treatment.

Causes of edema of the lower limbs and treatment options after 50

A pathological accumulation of fluid in the tissue caused by various diseases is called edema. It can occur in various parts of the body, causing discomfort to the patient and affecting the ability to move fully.

Sometimes the condition can occur without obvious predisposing factors, such as: E.g. excessive consumption of salty foods at night, drinking too much water, etc. After a normal diet, the excess fluid is excreted from the body via the kidneys the next day - the swelling disappears.

However, swelling can also be caused by pathological processes in the body. Consider the diseases that can cause swollen feet.

Heart failure

Heart disease is often a constant cause of swelling in the lower limbs. The pathology is symmetrical (it occurs in the same places in both legs) and does not cause pain at rest. On examination, the skin at the site of edema is livid and cold. Excess fluid accumulates in the evening or after sleeping.

Patients sometimes complain of impaired innervation in the legs - numbness or feeling of cold in the legs.

Rheumatism and rheumatic heart disease

The inflammation is caused by an inflammatory process in the joint capsule and in parts of the heart (myocardium, pericardium). It often occurs as a result of a streptococcal infection, which, if inadequately treated, develops into a complication and a chronic form.

Fluid accumulates throughout the day, but the legs usually swell noticeably in the evening. The swelling is painless on palpation and goes down in the morning.

Venous insufficiency

Swelling in the legs can be caused by thrombosis or other vascular problems. Varicose veins begin with pain in the limbs, especially after a day's work, caused by standing or walking in uncomfortable, tight shoes. The swelling is accompanied by increased venous strain, a feeling of heaviness and cramps in the calf muscles. The swelling in the calves goes away in the morning or after a period of rest with the legs elevated. In advanced stages, trophic ulcers and gangrene may occur.

Why do my feet swell in the evening?

Swelling often occurs in the evening due to problems with the venous system. The fluid penetrates the space between cells and collects in the lower leg or foot. At the end of the day, both legs feel heavy, painful or cramped. In the morning the swelling goes down.

The treatment of aseptic necrosis at ArthroMedCentre is:

Another name for aseptic necrosis is joint infarction. As the disease progresses, the cartilage structure changes and the function of the joint is impaired.

The main cause of such a disease is a circulatory disorder, which leads to reduced blood flow to the tissue and thus to necrosis. Degenerative or dystrophic changes in bone structure can also occur. If treatment is not initiated in a timely manner, there is a risk of serious complications.

According to experts, the problem can have the following causes.

• The blood supply to the tissue has been interrupted by trauma;
• Blockage of small blood vessels, leading to ischemia and lack of blood supply to the tissues.

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In each of the above situations, there is an impairment of bone tissue nutrition, which usually has an underlying cause:

• A trauma to the bone that leads to vascular damage. The first symptoms typical of necrosis appear after about 1.5 years.
• Long-term use of corticosteroids – Medications prescribed to patients with arthritis, allergies and autoimmune diseases. The narrowing of the vascular wall caused by these drugs has a negative effect on cell nutrition.
• Obesity and impaired metabolismwhich leads to the development of atherosclerosis. Cholesterol prevents blood from circulating properly throughout the body. In addition, excess weight puts additional strain on the bones. Excessive alcohol consumption, which disrupts metabolic processes in the body. This can also lead to arteriosclerosis.
• autoimmune diseaseswhich can lead to blockage of the blood vessels during treatment. Since corticosteroids are used in the treatment of these diseases, the risk of necrotic symptoms increases.
• diseases of the spineDiseases of the spine in which the tissues and vessels that supply nutrients to the bone structure are compressed.

Swelling of the ankle joint – treatment in St. Petersburg (SPb)

Treatment consists primarily of eliminating the cause. If it is a disease, the patient is prescribed drug treatment for gout, arthritis, etc., depending on the cause.

If the swelling is the result of an injury, a cast or tight bandage is applied, physical therapy is recommended, and anti-inflammatory medications are given to relieve pain. Topical ointments are also prescribed to relieve pain and swelling and restore the skin's natural color.

Diagnosis of necrosis

If joint necrosis is accurately diagnosed and treatment initiated early, surgery can be avoided. The following diagnostic procedures help determine the extent of necrosis:

X-rays are a common examination of bones and joints and provide immediate information about the condition of the hard tissue. Continue reading.

MRI allows assessment of soft tissue damage, including ligaments, meniscus, joint capsules and adjacent tissues.

Computed tomography makes it possible to create a three-dimensional model of the examined area and detect various changes: inflammation, trauma, developmental disorders, etc.

TREATMENT AT DR. OST

Bone loss takes an average of 1.5-2 years. The pain increases and requires a visit to the orthopedist. 'Dr. OST' is ready to quit and has a successful track record in treating bone necrosis of the ankle joint, hip joint, knee joint, etc.

Thanks to advances in regenerative medicine, there is a chance of saving a joint at any age, which is why the Dr. OST is ready to accept both young and old patients.

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These techniques use the patient's various autoimmune tissues to stimulate the active synthesis of new healthy cells that replace the dead cells and are effective in different stages of necrosis. It has been proven that restoring the structure of worn cartilage and bone with these technologies using the body's own resources is a real and important alternative to arthroplasty.

Prevention of gastrointestinal problems

Many gastrointestinal problems can be avoided by taking the following preventive measures:

• Stick to a healthy diet. Eat in small portions, avoid dry meals, consume less simple carbohydrates (sweets, cookies), include dairy products and foods rich in fiber (cereals, vegetables, fruits, herbs) in the diet, and limit the intake of resistant animal fats ;
• Avoid unhealthy habits. Alcohol irritates the gastric mucosa, impairs the production of gastric juice, increases its acidity and disrupts fat metabolism. Cigarettes slow down the healing of stomach ulcers and erosions, and nicotine addiction provokes a number of gastrointestinal diseases;
• Do not self-medicate, see your doctor regularly, and use certain medical procedures with caution. Uncontrolled use of medications can weaken the health of the stomach and other organs, as can any kind of 'cleansing' of the body and improper fasting;
• Ensuring mental well-being. Stress, overwork and mental tension can directly or indirectly trigger stomach problems;
• Struggling with excess weight. Obesity affects not only the appearance but also the functioning of internal organs. In obese people, the motility of the sections of the gastrointestinal tract may be impaired.

Where can you buy stomach medicine?

It is advisable to start treating stomach problems as soon as the first symptoms appear. Medicines should be selected by a specialist, taking into account the patient's condition, his individual characteristics and the nature of the disease. The most appropriate treatment regimen can only be prescribed by a doctor after a comprehensive diagnosis.

The Good Pharmacy website offers a wide selection of medicines for the stomach. In the 'Gastrointestinal tract, intestines and liver' section you will find all groups of medications used in the treatment of the organs of the digestive system, in the form of capsules, tablets, solutions, powders and drops.

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